High‑profile preacher Jim Bakker dies after a career that rose and fell on scandals, fame and prison time.

Messi bids farewell to Argentina, launches a worldwide football empire, and trades tackles for business deals.

Glasgow is turning its shipyard heritage into a buzzing satellite hub, outpacing rivals with cheap, agile CubeSats. Can it keep the momentum amid Europe’s growing space spending?

India’s booming GDP can’t rescue its stock market. Five key factors—energy shocks, high rates, weak rupee, pricey valuations, and missing AI—keep shares sinking.

UK MPs call for FCA probe after trader who exposed Epstein ties to a US aide dies.

A medical plane vanished off the US coast, and after a relentless search the Coast Guard declares all six aboard lost.

A Gulfstream medical jet carrying six people disappeared off the coast of Massachusetts, sparking a coast‑guard hunt that is still underway.

The iconic Hōlei Sea Arch on Hawaii’s Big Island collapsed amid a tropical storm. Find out how a 90‑foot lava wonder met its end.

Netanyahu blames Islamist radicalisation for a Flydubai attack that dropped the plane 17,000 ft, but investigations are still underway.

Indian pilot Smit Machchhar opens cockpit door, stops a belly‑landing after a crew dispute, earning praise from leaders across the world.

Messi bids farewell to Argentina, launches a worldwide football empire, and trades tackles for business deals.

Premier League audit on Man City rent reveals massive cheating, while United’s finances balloon to a record 1.15bn pounds in debt – fans frantically map futures.

Tom Kim wins Asian Games golf gold, earning a military exemption in South Korea. His fearless swing and quick turnaround keep his pro career on track.

Watch Chinese champ Wang Cong use face paint, green hair and a Joker vibe to scare opponents at UFC 332, aiming for Hiroshima‑sized glory.

South Korea’s Tom Kim clinches Asian Games gold, earning a short military exemption that lets him chase PGA dreams uninterrupted.

From Gandhi to Blue Planet, George Fenton’s music shaped film, TV and nature documentaries. Find out why he was a hit composer.

Meet the Punjabi‑born singer who’s getting millions of streams without a Bollywood booster—hear how he writes songs that fit your day, not the industry’s norm.

80‑year‑old operator hands out free cycling shorts as a stand‑in against viral upskirting videos at Munich’s Oktoberfest.

Street magic’s fading rhythm. Discover why India’s beloved street performers are finding it harder to perform and how the art is slipping away.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, operators are handing out cycling shorts to curb upskirting videos that have gone viral.

After a botched lethal injection, prison‑er Christa Pike remains in the hospital, raising questions about the death penalty’s future in Tennessee. < 160 chars

New Ghana law bans preaching on moving buses, putting pastors and supporters in hot seat. How will it change the on‑the‑move ministry?

A poolside party in Miami turns into a business blueprint for Cuba – wealthy exiles scheme to jump in once the regime falls.

A fresh landslide for Putin may light a fire under Russia’s war plans. Find out what it means for Ukraine and the world in 60‑second SnapScope news.

Russia’s new parliament gives Putin a fresh mandate to keep pushing the Ukraine war, while western leaders warn of further escalation.

Hundreds of thousands of students march across France, sparking tear‑gas on stages. Their fight for better schools is a powerful youth movement.

The former president’s strange claim sparks outrage from California leaders and a defensive response from the White House.

Thousands of students rally in Lille over school funding, with a live video of the crowd and calm police presence.

Tobias Rausch becomes Germany’s first far‑right speaker in decades, sparking protests and debate among young voters.

A Cornell lawyer demands the special prosecutor step down after Letitia James’s tweets spark an impartiality debate.

Kremlin spokesman warns against rumours after the death of a Siberian plague researcher, while U.S. President Trump offers support that Russia rejects.

Kenya records its first Ebola death after a patient from DR Congo passes away in Nairobi. A sobering reminder of the virus’ reach.

Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola case and death after a Kenyan living abroad returns. The outbreak in DR Congo poses a larger threat.

Russian authorities dismiss allegations that a woman died in an accident linked to pandemic research facilities.

School kids trek uphill to class in Taiz, dodging snipers and mortar fire, dreaming of a safer future.

Glasgow is turning its shipyard heritage into a buzzing satellite hub, outpacing rivals with cheap, agile CubeSats. Can it keep the momentum amid Europe’s growing space spending?

Snapscope reports on the fatal crash of a Nigerian military aircraft, the national mourning order, and the investigation underway.

OpenAI admits it mishandled a hack that reached into Australian government data, pledging tighter safeguards and real‑time monitoring.

Discover how Glasgow’s shipyards are swapping steel for rockets, and why the city could stay on top of Europe’s space boom.

The US military has stopped using Anthropic's AI tools, labeling the company a security risk, but the firm remains hidden in some systems, sparking a legal showdown.